Events

Sorry - Still living on borrowed time festival and commemorative bridge walk

To kick off, ANTaR is partnering with the National Sorry Day Committee in commemorative events in NSW and the ACT during National Reconciliation Week. If you are in Sydney on 29 May, there will be a commemorative walk to mark the tenth anniversary of Corroboree 2000 and the handing over of the Australian Declaration Towards Reconciliation. This will take place along the eastern pathway of the Sydney Harbour Bridge beginning at 10am (you need to register). Following this, there will be an all day festival and concert in First Fleet Park featuring Lola Lovina, Street Warriors, Jimmy Little and the Stiff Gins. The theme for this event is "Sorry. Still Living on Borrowed Time".

For more information visit the National Sorry Day website

Sorry Day Event

hosted by Marrickville Residents for Reconciliation

What does sorry mean?

Art & performances by students of Ferncourt, Wilkins, Marrickville West, Dulwich High, Fort St High & Tempe High. Add your line to the poem. Guest speaker Sally Fitzpatrick, reconciliation activist.

Time: 7pm

Date: 26 May 2010

Where: Wilkins Public School (entry Park Road Marrickville)

Ice cream and cake supper provided.

Sutherland Shire Citizens for Native Title and Reconciliation

Worona Bridge Walk

Sutherland Shire Citizens for Native Title and Reconciliation along with Kurranulla Aboriginal Corporation are marking the anniversary by walking across the Woronora Bridge.

Meet: Sunday May 30th at 9:30am at Akuna Oval, Menai Road, Bangor. Walk starts at 10.00am at Akuna Oval, and proceeds down to bridge.

At the observation point half way across the bridge, a short ceremony will be held to note that the process of reconciliation and of closing the gap is only half way there.

Bring: Water, hat, snack and your smile.

Walk is 1.7km each way.

A shuttle bus is available for return to Akuna Oval if you require it. Please note lunch is not provided.

Phone: (02) 8230 0783

Email: sscntar@optusnet.com.au

PLEASE CIRCULATE WIDELY – PLEASE SUPPORT THIS EVENT

Hornsby Area Residents for Reconciliation (HARR)

Hornsby Children's Voices for Reconciliation

Time: 10am to 1pm

Date: 28 May 2010

Where: Hornsby Mall, Florence St Hornsby. (wet weather venue is PCYC Centre for Performing Arts at Hornsby Bowling Club 22 Waitara Ave Waitara)

Contact: Adam 02 9847 6585

Hornsby Area Residents for Reconciliation and Hornsby Shire Council present Hornsby Children's Voices for Reconciliation including a smoking ceremony, welcome to country, performances of songs, stories, dance and drama by students, Special guests include performance groups of Aboriginal students. All welcome - it is a free event.